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The US, the UK and the UN: The Special Relationship Policing the World,lobe. In the immediate aftermath of the First World War in 1918 there were high hopes that the League of Nations would provide the answer. The League soon broke down, unable to tackle the aggressive intents of the new fascist and communist tyrannies which emerged in that fateful generation. There wa

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